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The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30
Associated Charities and work Room


The inquiry is often made, are these two
societies identical, and if not, do they draw
tneir support from the same source? By
no means, and yet, while each might be car
ried on independently of the other, the work
room may be regarded as one of the fruits of
the Associated Charities, which in its turn
reciprocates the benefits it has often re-
ceiyed from Mrs. Lilly and her competent
board OF visitors, in furnishing them with
an unfailing resource in the uplifting Of
some OF their applicants for help to the dig
nifty of self-support. If the friends Of the
poor will only come in to the sale, they will
realize what has been accomplished by the
iaborers in this department. during the win
ter. Most OF .the women. there being up
wards of thirty on the list, who have re-
ceived sewing from the work room are in
debted to Mrs. Lilly and her associate
helpers for their recommendations. These
have been culled from Icing list of names.
which benevolent people have from time to
time referred to the Associated Charities for
Investigation. Of course many are refused
as unworthy of help. In many cases this
work, which yields fifty cents worth of
groceries or fuel weekly, has kept the family
from starvation and relieved the public of
SO many beggars. A careful observer of the
methods pursued, and the good accomplished
by these societies, must feel that In no small
degree is the patronage of this sale benefit
to ourselves as well as the poor. BY pur-
chasing these articles made by needy seam
stresses, and encouraging the Associated
Charities, we rid ourselves of the annoyance
OF beggars and the wearisome trouble of dis
eliminating between the frauds and the cases
OF genuine worth. AS Gen. j. j. Lynch has
generously deferred renting his store at 421
Congress street for the coming week, the
managers of the work room hope their
friends will realize that the time of the sale
must be limited and make the effort to come
In as early in the week as possible. The
young ladies of State street church will fur
nish the candy for Monday
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Wants to Know

"A gentleman wants to know by what
authority the United States letter carriers
are distributing in this city book entitled
A Handy Book of the Postal Service, un-
stamped. The book appears to be an adver-
Using medium with just enough of postal in
formation to justify its title Under a
previous administration the letter carriers
were forbidden by the Post Office Depart
ment to distribute similar work unless it
was paid for as mail matter. Probably the
gentleman can get the information he wants
by inquiring at the post Office. There have
been many reforms introduced since the
Cleveland administration came into power
and perhaps this is one of them.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the Regis.
try of Deeds: w' occsirs NJ
Portland-T. Fl. Randall to A. s. skilllnqs. land
81 and considerations ? Sff--'''sS' '''.fNs
Bridgten-D. NJ. Scribner to q. A. Scribner
IA HarrissS II. Chaplin to Herman Thompson,
:, Standsh--F. Be Hooper to Edward Hooper
Edward Hooper to F. P. Hooper, land. $50.
:, peerlng- Rachel ii, Mason to Abbie w. Tracy,
Elizabeth Pickett to j. T. Stevens land. So
Andrew Halves to Walter Pickett (ouit claim
land. 81 and consideration.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30
SUBURBAN NEWS.
DERRING.

DEERING.
The Congregationalist church at Morrilps
Corner, organized little over one year ago
with 81 members, has had constant growth
and now numbers AZ. Regular services of
Sunday school and public worship have been
maintained, the latter with an average at
tendance Of 100 or over. They occupy the
largest hall in the place. which is already
over crowded, and cannot accommodate all
who come. This church is now engaged In
preparations for building a suitable house Of
worship. By arrangement with the Ameri-
can Congregational Union, such funds as
may be raised in this State for the Union
will be appropriated for the completion Of
this enterprise. The people of Westbrook
have raised about $1,000 among themselves. a
second $1,000 will be contributed by the
churches of Portland, and some $4,000 more
will be needed from the sister churches of
the State and elsewhere. Under advice OF
Rev. A. III. Wright of Portland and of DR..
Cobb of the American Congregational I'm
ion, Mr.. W. T. Jordan, who serves the
church both as deacon and preacher, will at
once solicit funds from churches for this
purpose.
sACCARAPPA.
The heavy rain OF Thursday night raised
the water over the dam at Saccarappa some
two and one-half feet. Operations in the
leatherboard and other mills were obstruct-
ed by the increased volume of water. A
number Of cellars in the village were over
flowed yesterday afternoon
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New Houses.

Mr.. Charles M. Tobie will build new
orick house this season, at the corner of
state and Sherman streets. The plsns have
been drawn by Messrs. Fassett g. Tompson.
,. A. Jose has the contract for the carpentry
and Knight q Redlon forth brick work
Fassett d. Tompson have also drawn plans
ior brick house for Mr.. ]. II. Rines to be
erected on Congress street, next to the resi-
dence OF Clarence Hale, Esq.I
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WASHINGTON S. ). COURT.

CALAIS April goth.
Casualty Company, upon an accident policy Of
insurance upon VIM. A. McGlinchy who died in
1883 soon after an accident caused by his horse
becoming frightened in st. Stephen, N B., the
testimony was taken out to-day and the case re-
ported TO the law court for decision. The company
claims that his death was not caused by any ex-
ternal bodily injury but resulted from heart
disease. 1.-THE case has excited good deal of
local interest. McKusick and McNichol appear
edfor plaintiff and n. s. IL. B. Cleaves of Port
land and Harvey for the defendant
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Horse Railroad ExteneIore.

The horse railroad track on the Deering
line is to be rebuilt between the head Of
Prcble street and Deering Bridge and work
will commence at once The work of extend.
ing the track from Spring street will begin
In about two weeks. and the line from the
Congress street station to Libby's corner
viii be commenced at the same time. This
track will be laid as far as Douglass street,
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30
Society Of Christian Erdeavo,

The fifth anniversary of the Society of
Christian Endeavor connected with tha
West Church will be held tomorrow eve
ning. Speeches will be made by V. r. Foss,
faul =. Pinkham and G. A Woodbury., with
a sketch OF the work done by this society
since 1t was founded, and reports of the work
which is being done in the different societies
In the city. Horse cars will leave the Con-
gress street station at the close of the ex-
ercises
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DON'T Miss That souvenir r,,ro,,e,

BOSTON, April 29.-THE Boston DAILY
GLOBE VIII occupy its new building, on
washington street. next Monday, May 2.
A souvenir number of THE GLOBE. hand.
someiy illustrated, will be issued on Mon
day Be sure and buy it.
"A Woman's Foe" charming new
french story, will be begun in THE BosroN
DAILY GLOBE next Monday, May 2.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, April %, by Rev. j. R. Crosser,
Howard o. Merrill of Deering and Miss Annie nj
Donnethorn of Portland. 49,
In this city, April %, by Rev. F. T. Bayley, Lou
VINE ~ curtis OF Casco and Miss Hattie j., daugh-
MI. In Iopsham, April 81, Ernest L. Greeley and
In Brighton. April %, Edw Wells and Miss Flor
ence G. Seavey.
In Norway, April II, Allen T. crooker and AL
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.

United States VS.. William HI. Penneu larcapv
OF property of Y. s.. Plea nolo contendere. Sixty
days III Portland jail
United States by indictment vs. George Z.
JAIL Aoi'iano
refusing to join the bark Endeayor Verdict n ao
guilty and defendant discharged. '' NV
Lyman L. Walton of Skowhegan, On motion of
Hon Geo. Il. Bird, United States Attorney was
admitted to practice as an attorney .and Counsel
Tors Of the Circuit Court.
Adjourned TO 10 a. m. Saturday
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shk Hats.

Anybody in need of silk hat should call
on Robert F. Somers & Co.. No. 232 Middle
street. They keep twenty dozen on hand,
having four qualities and four widths of
brims. In this way they can suit man of
any weight or build. The man Of $50 pounds
or the youth of 100 can find hat in this
place to suit him.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30

The Forest City Granulated Sugar is ac-
knowledged fully equal if not superior to
any in this country.
1t is guaranteed strictly pure and only the
highest grades of sugar used in its manufac-
ture.
Its kept exclusively by the best grocers
everywhere.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30

A number of vessels rode out the storm
here yesterday The high sea in the harbor
betokened wild day outside and the
steamers which arrived reported a very heavy
gale. The Forest City came in from Boston
and the Eleanora from New York. ls
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30
BRIEF JoTTINcS.

The Star line steamers will commence run
ming the middle of May and continue until
the first of October
The Portland officers have seized barrel
OF lager beer marked m. G. Cox, M. D.,
Bridgton, Maine"
The next meeting Of the Teachers Asso-
citation will be upon the evening of the Sec
ond Monday in May when Rev. Mr.. Blanch-
ard will deliver lecture on History"
Fred Milliken of Bridgton, has had hand
some sail-boat built in this city, that is now
being painted, and which he will place upon
Highland Lake.
County Attorney Seiders is busily at work
making up his cases to present to the grand
jury next week. He says the liquor docket
will be unusually heavy the coming term.
The grounds about the residence of Bishop
Healy are being adorned with plants and
shrubbery and present a handsome appear
ance.
The workmen engaged in demolishing the
wooden building on the site of Mr.. III. N.
Jose's new block were assisted by the storm
which blew down all there was left of the
structure, Friday morning.
Marguerite" a song by Robert Rexdale.
withsmelody by Gilbert the Boston composer,
is received from w. E. Chandler Of this city.
1t bids fair to become very popular. The
chorus is written in four parts.
The alarm of fire from box 2S yesterday af-
ternoon, was due to the smoke which blew
from the chimney Of building on Middle
street in such way as to alarm somebody,
who pulled the box.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
MAINE CENTRAL RATES.

General Freight Agent Eaton of the Maine
Central stated yesterday that the reports of
change In the roads Bangor rates were un-
founded. No change is Contemplated, for
the present at least. 1's
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30
MUNICIPAL COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD. "'.'',esn 1
FRIDAY.-Andrew F. Quain. Louis Campbell,
Joseph Marshall and John Tweedy Intoxica-
ton. Each fined So and costs.
Patrick Reddin. Intoxication. Ten days in the
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30
The Enqadine

Bouquet, Atkinson's new perfume. This superb
distllation sweetly recalls fragrant Swiss flowers
Brightjewels, in setting of perpetual snow
mch50 VAST
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ADVICE 40, Mothers. = MRS. WINSLOw'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once it produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub, awakes as bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child soft
ems the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrh9a, whether arising from teething or
other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
jamie SM&W&w1y
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30

Pain from Indigestion. dyspepsia, and too hearty
eating is relieved at once by taking one of Car
ters Little Liver Pills Immediately after ain
ner. Don't forget this apr26 d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30

f. o. Bailey y Co. sell this morning at 10
O'Clock, at the Mart on Plum street, % carriages
consisting of Corning and piano box top buggles,
phaetons, Surrey carryalls, open buggies, beach
and express wagons. These carriages are sold on
account OF manufacturers, and will be sold with
out reserve They are all irstclass, built of good
material, and from the best manufacturers. Amy
one in want of carriages will do well to attend the
sale. AT the same time will be sold 1e harnesses,
consisting Of driving, trotting, express and work
harnesses, both single and double; also 80 wool
and plush lap robes. Eor particulars see auction
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30
Sunday Services.

Take d. X. and be O. X. See advertisement.
mars deod6m
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30

EOUND-At MITCHELLS s cent store, $40
congress ST, garden sets, base balls rubber
balls, hammocks, carts, doh carriages, crochet
sets, vases, Dlrd cages. tool chests, baskets,
spohges wall pockets, with full line OF tin, glass
and crockery; goods delivered 30-l
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30
FOR SALE

SCHoqNERs ROBERT BYRON, 96 tons regis
and standing rigging. Apply to -" sous
ap3Odu CHASE, LEAyITT & co.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30
Makes the Weak strong
Hoods SarsapariIIa

500 by al druggists 81; six for SIS, Prepared only
oyo. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
aDI 100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
For Keuf--HOifscs.

NOR RENT-SO. III RANsOMsT y ROOMS.
II Ceutrl and ia frst-class repair rer 20 dol
lsrs Per month. Inquire st s6 Fountain =, pa
COk RENT-LARsE CONVENIENT QU.EN
T Ann House. All modern improve c'cEts
LARGE barn. BcE residence on .ecord ave.
Must be rented during present week As owner
parties who vii tske good care OF premises
Would eel very cheap. Tuttle Bros 22s
TOR RENT-Two TENEMENTs fN NEW
II residence block with AL modern improve
ments. including the patent Aldine heating crate
corner of Court and Ali~n-sts. within three
minutes walk OF Tower Clock. Also house with
six rooms corner sbawmur-Rvo snd Nf1tsr-st: +:
also one Of four rooms. 2s6 West Broadway. Ap-
ply to Is W. Barnard. .S Allen-st as
TOR RENT-sToRE AT - wkSI FULToS-ST.
L Enquire at ~ III Vernon-st 4stf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

The azsFeE lsis' sPDalEi - aOt ths Only
interesting case ~ ssssa 40 bsf8rs tbs
s1pe~ae Court q tns Ua.tsd otstss.
ILsrs sls ssssa ezsss bst0rs thas triD-
ansl iasoSunz ths eonsfitatioaasity o.
grohiblt0sy la4aog AVS. 5houid TIE
eoart dseiaEs shsss i4ss unconstitutional
ths sEois gronsbitl0a s19Eslasns through
oaf ths country soali 30 paraiyzsd. AID
thus Tar "a a2peass that the hqaor lea
hare decided scv4nt4gs.
Wssn tas drat c.sses W4s tTisd before
tAs etAss Supreme Csars Of Kansas
Judge baz~zR held thsf aadsr th1
koaEtssnEh Anlendsle1k ths Dasiness "a
pr0psFsY Of eItszsn coald Lot 20 de-
stFoysd wi,nous compensation sBd thai
tho 5tals s0aid hass 10 Psy expenses
for AL saloons olossd Il - understood
that ths Cniisd States Guprans Court Is
disposed - taks tns same ground On the
two Kansas cAzes that have been sp-
pealsd TO u. add b make matters worse
f0r the tempsrsnes people Attorney
General BAADFoRD. ot Kansas, pat IA no
2rgumses for ths State. and unless The
ProhibltI0uizts szecsed IN getting rs-
hearing, nov thai sasir syes srs opened
10 the trek they have lost the Kansas
eases vii Be decided upon an sx parte
presentation.
The Pronibitonists are alive to their
danger aad have done their best IN send
ing Lawyer PAcKAaD. Of the Chicago
bar. 10 take charzs os ths Iowa and
Atlanta cases yet 70 be heard IL DO can
Ess ths I've hest caaes from those two
States advanced on the docket and
heard before the two Kansas caass al
ready Submitted are decided. there viii
be . chance Zoe tho pressu sasion Of both
aides, bat even uadar thoss eircum-
stances the present temper OF the court
makes Prohibition triumph unlikely.
Brewers. iistillsrs snd saloon men
havs vast sums invested in States whore
piohibitory laws have been placed on
the statute books. IL the liquor msn
X14u VIC Qcct3syc iON NAtIA tn1y ARC
hoping it viii mean millions Of dollars
in the shsps OF damages Tor property
rendered worthless and investments
lying idla No eonfiscatlon or dsstruc-
tlon Of property without compensation
N sone form - . part OF the funda-
mental lag and the liquor men have
strong case.
A decision against the prohibitory
laws would be very formidable stone
wall for tsmEsEzncs fanatics to strike
against, bat when they had had time 10
look calmly at the situation ii might re-
suit in turning the temperance move
rasnt into wiser channels by which some
thing practical might be effected to re-
strsct the evils OF intempsrancs without
attempting impossibilisiss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
- - cosDENsED.

III Kls. u os4aa R4psas. ga h .te.a
Ees'ssz4s.
C. l. Wiley - E-aasinx vas registered a.
sas bs-d6sE5 hstel yesterday.
~ Bo1th ~iIl sp<nt soaay AZ the Briase
Street As4ss - 0rsa1 ksp-cs.
gss4ss - kaex. u Sssed k4Fids, wss Al
the Bf41f9r3 Aglsi sssleatsy-
There ~as a age .Eisaaaaes ct sae
obsr4 hooss IzsE sTsaiag - sse H1aasa
Mature.
Tas eorouss VS. samm3ned and s1nEsn-
e.sst = iafy. 40 rsFls sci ms Fsx1Aias. aud
aeloasas1 uatI l&sl nigat
NuEaa Truss1eil vas married As. Digbt
- Miss Hsasfe fngeFs0li. Iaey took the
egeaizag tzsin for Chicago - sPenc thslr
Aoas1 -1ooo.
M4tsada Sors kSehi. the japanese Polies
0azsits champion, sin sooa Be here 70
Wrsslle ". p 4oDs tie Kansas Dem0n.'
ia The Gas Avenue Arm0ry N0yesnbsv :.
T. B. Ball, Northern Division r0uts agent
Tor The Adams LxpTess Company, wss Ia
toEa yesterday @ad called upon +. Ma
Barton. sgent Ior tie sane company hsfe.
The examination OF Albert L4nge Was
eonciaded ia Justice rs ans c0art yesterday
morning snd the respondent boQBd over 10
Was placed Al s.. so and il Nss promptly
furnished. the bond being signed by John
Torrent snd III. y. Lsnse. The defense did
not pal ia aay testimony.
~ haii-pass o'clRk Yesterday morning.
Ia tFyiag 10 enter this harbOr. tie schooner
J. l.. Green raE on the beach north of the
north pier. lne tx john Torrent imms-
diAteiy began work, ana al hali.past .
O'Clock a. IA. got the schooner of and towed
Der inside. The most serious damage she
sustained was The loss Of her "eat head
Kate Feight. a young woman who came
here some weeks ago from Chicago died
sunday night a. . house on the szwdast.
Her death was under peculiar circumstances
50 the authorities decided upon holding an
inquest which only resulted in showing
that she Was takea sick on Friday night IN
q blcck on Clay-Gve.. aud on Saturday was
removed 10 house az the corner of
Wsbster-aye. aud Cedar-st., where she ex-
piied during the night. She Was strongly
addicted - drink and after hearing al the
evidence surrounding her death the jury
decided that she died from the effects OF
intoxicating liquors. A young man named
Johnson, who vas last seen in the womAns
mpany was held ia custody until after
the inquest, when be Was released. she
had husband ia Chicago and he was
notified OF her DEATH Chr0RicIs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

The recent action of ths Knights OF
Labor, under PowpzRI r, hss 4 strong
bearing on the next general election. IL
is conclasively settled that if the labor
slsmsns runs 9 national ticket. IA cannot
command ths votes Of tho forces. With
so mach at stake. snd that 0f great and
iamsdisss interest, the lsboring masses
viii not corsent 10 throw their votes
swsy. Such being the case. the old
parties again have chance. IN an open
field and in ,air contest. 10 tsst again
thsir relative strength.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

NreE BE sokD--A 6uoD h0EeE AN0 hARN
VI a. a,zf sets II fa< ylt4<s - kEeesqlsl. ~
ke5Dsf 81 - 6crzS o. tfSt-Sia~s i&4d NttS la1
70 .. axe fy04s4Ee - .elaipg tEg t8Nu. Aesy
c4Sss NJ cess ~ siA tFa1s iof esis IEos-urss
44ss14 S Daltoa.
IN0E SALE-FTNE LANDS. II NEwAle3
4 airy, Npper Peaihs1l< aa3 Nlsoansla
s-sa e4eies Solli bsFs r1ns 2e<saf fartss a a.
eeitIix. &11 ka1ilst-s Ctfy Frossefls fta kkie
AoEeS - iokn aa kesi H Ale of bank ses-lri.t q
sfllssie 1siEls. fieaE FeSs esssie via Q IfsFt
49, u fess. y hleh . admitted 20 he ibs 1oos
ossass..-e pgSspeiY = -Es ss.s ~ ses lpe>,aee q
etores bsnk or other beslHex inaosry. Fog
,sstic1isrs rail ea cr adi7sss a. K. Antisdel
Room : Lofet.s kl0ef. Vs.fotils saeess Helel
IsAs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
Enls KPnf--R0n1lla

TOR RRENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. sTSGLE OR
4 In suites. All the uo3cTn IA Fr1vf mttlts
Centrally located, near a. principal hots.- aIi
theatres keuts reasonable New Ealbbup. IS
aud IS Waterloost -
Tor RENT-FOUR ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
Il light housekeeping. centrally located. Que
block from cable car. All modern Improvements
Apply 2s5 Cresceniaye. 298
no T--fHERE ARE STILL LETT FEw
Il Of those desirable rooms In the new Vie ar
Block. corner OF south Division aud CheFry-sis
which will be furnished as p1rtses desire. steam
cure thesc rooms enquire OF or Apply 10 Yrs =
d. Brock. third floor J II South Diyi.ion-st 2sT
EOk RkNr-ROOA.s FOR EENI OVER
L Gardiner Baxters, IS Monroest. 2sltf
NOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM
heated. and furnished rooms for light house
Keeping. Apply at room 103 New Eouseaan
block 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
AQcnfs-- ~ dnfed.


IVANTED-sALFsMES WANTED TO SIT 7.
w horse furnishing gopds. teras hbersi Key
stone Manufacturing Co, 81 SJsth Division ~,
GfsOd ksplts Mich. ioi
IKTAyTED-s0l AGESTs COOP sALARY
w o. C0nr ission Fac chance. address
with stamp foT terms Weaver Mfr. 81 Eerfh
ttafcst, Chicago. IL. M5
YtTANTED-AGFNTS TO SELL TIE DF-
" tFeit Seif Acting Weshbosr3 Sc L a. siehf. .
Men IT women Cs- msse 70 oeueT viii this Ias-
chfne Ayp.y - q y FlEmuer. = Di4beffsf-. b.
hear TIE Fair Grounds. 90
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - 100. AGENTS
w mae or feuse q SCI orr furniture p1i .sh
r. ne tinted S'sies. l.s1 Jes. sotilss SOD ~
agents dining ISIS. 50 essily ms3e per week
send 80 f,r ss-r,pis tottis ans fs-r5s fa-trIaz
Manufacturing CO, Ioek box g, EswsyTs Ma.
ANTED-t4FN ERAL AGENT TO hA&BI.E
" Nflisr1's corpe- ste nap % fae In-@t
rtrfrs. Mfxlae. e1e. slze tsxSa iGC1es ~
sznith 4 Co. y sixth -. Ph1-xdei pzia fs-NoT1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
Ciearrnces Yesterday.

Propeller Albert Soper. Chicago, 100000
feet OF lumber; prop City of St. Joseph,
Chicago. S50, COO feet lumber: schooDer
Louie A. Benton, Milwaukee, 900 feet
lumber; schr o. NJ. Nelson, Milwaukee,
l95 900 feet lumber; prop Il. A. Root. Mich
igan City. 10000 feet lunoer; schr Penob-
scot. Milwaukee, 10000 feet lumber, l00,-
0O0 lsth. Total, l.7s5.000 feet OF lumber;
100 900 nth
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26
saieidsd.

Abraham Cane. aged II, committed sui
eide Monday afternoon by cniting bis own
throat from ear 10 ear with razor. He
was old and childish. He lived with his
son-in-lsw. George Biddle, in boarding
house owned by Forrest & Mclaughlin. on
Westinghouse. Mrs. George Biddlecomb.
daughter of the deceased. was in the
house and sent her little daughter in the
afternoon to see ii her father wanted any,
thing, when he was found dead on the bed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

= AZ NtN-AN ADa I'M sfAAL
= srtes Ore H1e1f - a. So ssners rg
70 3 . e. lsS q ex1 Nez 1e-s
x FATnFE eTr = 40 fFTT h<~0eT
" - re~r4~ef NJ rs~~rrtrr e
G. rzs fts~ O. Tcar tcers saf ~sfsrs rerr
fsezq or r1.4 - ~ g - - 3 see k4e ~ln
ner szsza7s sfencls 1rrse sTT- 49, 9@zE ps.e-
- 81 Fwt-e aF rer.etrat Fes~l-
- sez sss Brsiss .. ). s@A&-& -
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

The Csliforniaos show commendabls
snssrpriss IN their efforts 20 secure the
next National Democratic Convention,
but he = TOO short for so large body
Of such busy men - 20 to the Pacific
ccsst 70 nominate CLsvELaxD again and
adopt tariff reform platform.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-26

The blundsrs which TIE Tories IN
England have made and ara ssin making
are sufficiently numerous snd important
20 satisfy even the most enthusiastic
Houss Ruler. Coercion IL digging its
own grave and It's ss1ly denise - cont
dsntly Looked Tor by Zoe multitude.